Plastic Surgery. Whats the problem?

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pathaka

@pathaka

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Posted: 12 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: eeyoretel
Aamir, Salman, Saif also went under knives. They still can act. Well, at least Aamir can.

Yup...another example is rekha, sridevi etc...they r all the botox brigade but they can still act...they dunt have the "perpetually surprised" look or the "my facial muscles refuse to move in the right direction" look or the "my duck/fish lips will eclipse the entire screen" look...

THAT is when things go bad,,...😆

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TheRager

@TheRager

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Posted: 12 years ago

#22

Nothing against plastic surgery. Not just celebs even non-celebs go for it. The issue is passing off the effects of plastic surgery as natural beauty. That gives the wrong impression to impressionable fans.

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Sakinah Haasan

@Tinah

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Posted: 12 years ago

#23

if its plastic surgery because of a health issue is fine..but changing what God has given you is a SIN...Katrina was already one of the most Bollywood actresses, why did she have to go and change, I don't know.,..Anushka was a damn good actress, whose looks came only secondary..why she had to change things about her? I don't know..

but it's wrong..Girls shouldn't dream or want to have plastic surgery done..because it's just wrong...

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Posted: 12 years ago

#24

I may have moral objections to cosmetic surgeries (not plastic surgeries), but as someone who values free will and liberty, I can't say I have the right to deny someone his or her choice in messing up with their faces. Their life, their wish, but they should know the risk fully well before going through with it. Before banning the practice altogether, it's better to try to change societal norms and cultural views. The type of society we live in values perfect alignment of facial features so much so that people ends up inflicting such vile torture upon themselves to just look good (i.e. a stone face with greasy duck lips and immobile forehead etc). Until and unless people's mentality changes, putting a ban on this practice won't change anything.

And another point Smartie added -- doing overload of Botox completely 'freezes' the skin. Not only does that stop themselves from emoting well, they actually ends up looking dreadful. I think even loads of wrinkles is better actually.

The only exception is maybe Nicole Kidman. she looks hideous, but at least she can still emote well. I think they should give her an Oscar for being able to emote anything at all with that much botox. Hmmm...